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Session Description: Learn how to create and access educational content for listening or viewing from your computer, iPod, or any mp3 player. You will learn how to create and publish a podcast of lessons, classroom activities, educational field trips, or professional development of best practices to share with colleagues. This podcasting workshop will provide you with an understanding of what podcasting is, how to do it, and how it can be effectively implemented in your curriculum.

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Podcasting with PC: Beginner What is Podcasting? A world Wide Web-based form of broadcasting that allows anyone with a computer and/or a digital media device to download and listen to content. The term Podcasting was formed by the combination of the words iPod and broadcasting Technically speaking, any media event that is played on a digital media device such as an iPod or other MP3 player is a podcast.

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Podcasting with PC: Beginner Podcasts can be downloaded and enjoyed only through access to the World Wide Web. Podcasts can be accessed via a media player on your computer (such as Windows Media Player), or they can be uploaded directly to your digital media device (such as an mp3 player) for enjoyment any time and anywhere.

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Podcasting with PC: Beginner The concept is simple: Allow users to listen to exactly what they want, when they want, and where they want. With little more than a computer, a microphone, and some freeware (or shareware), anyone can produce a podcast on any topic under the sun.

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Podcasting with PC: Beginner How it Works: The latest way of podcasting involves a set of rules known as RSS (Really Simple Syndication). RSS allows podcast content to be syndicated instantly on the World Wide Web for download and used by anyone who has an interest in listening to it. By using RSS, the creator of the podcast can make his or her material available to anyone in the world (who has access to the Internet) within a matter of minutes.

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Podcasting with PC: Beginner How it Works, cont’d… Once syndicated, a podcast is disseminated over the World Wide Web to anyone who has subscribed to that content. Via RSS, podcasts are downloaded to a user’s computer and can be uploaded to a digital media player the next time it is connected to the computer.

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Podcasting with PC: Beginner Syndication is probably the most popular way of obtaining podcasts, however, there are other ways to get your hands on these audio files without committing to daily or weekly content. Many podcasts are available as one-time downloads or as streaming content from podcasting Web sites.

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Podcasting with PC: Beginner Why Podcast? The answer is simple: Podcasting is so incredibly easy, especially compared with getting your own FCC license, that virtually anyone with a personal computer and an internet connection can produce a show that could potentially be heard by tens of thousands of people.

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Podcasting with PC: Beginner Who is Podcasting? Just about everyone, meaning everyone from all geographic locations and all walks of life and that number of podcasts available grows each day.

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Podcasting with PC: Beginner Getting Started Podcast aggregators (podcatching software) The software that goes out and grabs podcasts for you is known as an aggregator. An aggregator scours the Web for the exact kind of content (podcasts) you have told it to look for. Many of these programs will go out and get the material at night (or whenever you tell it to), delivering the content to your desktop, iPod, or other MP3 player while you sleep.